This document provides information on various services offered by an accounting firm, including: - Auditing services in accordance with auditing standards. - Tax agent and consultant services such as tax return preparation and tax planning advice. - Business finance services like cash flow analysis, cost control, and budget planning. - Corporate secretarial services like maintaining statutory company records and filing annual returns. It also provides details on tax-related topics like corporation tax, income tax, PAYE, and tax planning strategies. The document aims to promote the firm's services and solutions to business challenges related to compliance, cash flow management, and profitability.

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2. Independent Auditors Companies Acts 1963 to 2009 inclusiveCharities Act 2009Friendly Societies Acts 1896 to 1977Auditing is the independent examination of financial information of any entity, whether profit oriented or not, and irrespective of its size or legal form, when such an examination is conducted with a view to expressing an opinion thereon. (Auditing & Assurance Standard 1)Tax Agents and Consultants

3. Taxes Consolidation Act 1997

4. Finance Acts 1998 to 2009 inclusive

5. Finance Bill 2010 on its way to enactmentAs agents we prepare and file your tax returns under all headings and in particular Corporation Tax & Income TaxAs consultants we research and plan the best way for dealing with your tax issues and render tax planning advice as required

6. Business Finance

7. Profit Planning

8. Cash Flow examination and review

9. Cost control examination and review

10. Budget planning

11. Designing & setting new KPIs - Key Performance Indicators

12. Examining existing KPIsCorporate SecretariesOperating under the Companies Acts 1963 to 2009 inclusiveMaintain the statutory records of the company year on yearFile the return forms as required with the CRO

13. In depth Compliance with wide ranging Company Legislation and tax legislation that is daunting, overpowering and extremely expensive.Audits required or notODCE – Office of Director of Corporate EnforcementRevenue Commissioners AuditsA fatal inability to do The Financial Maths in the face of the Cash Famine and frustration in dealing with Zombie Banks. It is vital to perform active Cash flow management, measurement and control.Failure to do the Budgeting Maths – i.e. putting future plans in figuresFailure to plan effectively for rising taxesHow to deal with 1 to 3 in a cost effective and efficient way in order to get control of the business.WHAT IS THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE FOR BUSINESS TODAY?

14. What is it worth to you to be:- fully compliant with the law and taxes?- fully in control of your cash flow?- fully commend of all your expenditure and tax exposure?Compliance, planning and control put a lot more money in your bank and help you to keep it there.With the most up to date technology and the absence of overhead associated with the large firms, we can provide all these services in a way that will put money in your bank where it belongs.WE START WHERE OTHER ACCOUNTANTS STOP

15. Auditing and Business FinanceAs well as the knowledge, we have the technology to help you to analyse your annual financial statements or internal management reportsDiligent Examination for the hidden information in the data - KPIsTeach you more on how to improve your cash flow Advise you how to improve turnover (and cut your costs) whilst being good to the environmentTutor you in how to Increase profitability and reduce losses in difficult times.WE START WHERE OTHER ACCOUNTANTS STOP

16. We form companies to order:Name, Address and Objects Clause for the company2 x Directors, their Names, Address and DOBs and other directorshipsShare Capital Authorised and IssuedBenefits of incorporation:Limited Liability protection

17. Lower Tax liabilitiesCorporation Tax“Income” Tax for corporations @12.5% with a few extra rules. We have been promised no change to the low tax regime.Based on your Company’s Accounting year end not the fiscal year.Three Year tax holiday has been formally approved 15th December and extended for 2010 Must be a new company and a new tradeTax bill must not exceed €40,000 (profits of €320,000) each year.The next filing date is 21st September for most companies.Y/e 31st December 2009,file on 21st September 2009pay the balance due for 2008Company preliminary tax for 2009is payable on the 21st of November next Y/e 31st December 2010 – pay on 21st November 2010100% of 2009’s liability as a measure of sameIf your liability is over €200,000, you pay in two tranches, 21st June and 21st NovemberMandatory filing on line has been introduced for large companies from 2009